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During World War II, an isolated French village helped over 3500 Jews escape the Nazis. Today, as the world turns its back on refugees, the villagers of Le Chambon-sur-Lignon welcome them.
Photographer Daniella Zalcman explores how native populations had a new nation foisted upon them
The deliberate destruction of antiquities by ISIS and others in the birthplace of human civilization is cultural genocide.
Daniella Zalcman takes over the Smithsonian Magazine's instagram account with her multiple exposure portraits of residential school survivors.
We normally think of the West Bank in terms of politics, but it's gaining a reputation for something different: producing Israel's best wines. The question is whether they're actually from Israel.
A pair of young Israeli architects are taking a creative approach to peace-making, using the tools of their craft to design concrete suggestions for what a deal should look and feel like.
In a watershed experiment, the Boston entrepreneur is putting $40 million of his own money into a splendid but ravaged park in Mozambique.
In the center of Mozambique, a country of blinding white beaches and sweeping savannas, velvety green wetlands and spirit-filled forests, an American philanthropist is working to restore a long-forgotten national park; the first step, he hopes, in lifting this beleaguered region out of poverty.
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